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Erika Eliasson-Norris on why boards cannot risk being passive when it comes to governance

Save “Governance should be on everyone’s radar, and it should be of interest to everyone.” That’s the message from Erika Eliasson-Norris, veteran company secretary, governance consultant, member of the Horizon Post Office Inquiry and now author of a new book: The Secret Diary of a Company Secretary, launched this month. And ‘secret’ for a reason. The volume focuses on the experiences of eight anonymous company secretaries and their experience de…London, England · London Read Article

We can drive growth with internal audit

Save With growth high on the government’s agenda, the pressure is on for boards across all sectors of the economy to deliver, and fast. In this current climate, growth is now essential and, without it, we will see the deterioration of vital public services, infrastructure and living standards. But let’s be clear: growth doesn’t happen on its own. It requires sound decision-making, effective governance, and a willingness to take risks, not reckle…Economy · London Read Article

How to make AI pay its way

Save Corporate investments in AI are soaring, and with it, a heightened demand for a return on investment (ROI) in AI is growing throughout boardrooms worldwide. It’s anticipated that investments in genAI will increase 60% by 2027 (BCG). Despite their eagerness to sink millions of dollars into the next best enterprise AI tool, for many businesses, any real return on value remains out of reach. Just 25% of C-suite executives say they’ve seen sign…Artificial Intelligence Read Article

How to unlock board performance through behavioural dynamics

Save Boards today are expected to deal with an increasingly broad range of complex business and societal challenges while meeting stakeholder expectations. In addition, the composition of boards is becoming more socially complex and diverse. There is also no generally accepted ‘how-to’ framework, with varying expectations from regulators and markets. However, despite these changes and many boards making significant progress in addressing their i…Exeter, England · Exeter Read Article

Andrew Cosslett to chair Johnson Matthey

Save Johnson Matthey has announced the appointment of Andrew Cosslett CBE as non-executive chair of the board with effect from the conclusion of today’s AGM. Upon joining the board, he will also become a member and chair of the nomination committee and member of the societal value committee. Cosslett is an experienced chair and has held a number of senior executive and non-executive roles across a range of sectors, including consumer goods, hosp…London, England · London Read Article

UK audit inspections reveal good progress

Save Audit quality in the UK continues to improve, according to watchdogs, who warn they are changing the focus of their regulation and that firms must adapt to the expectations of staff to “retain talent”. The Financial Reporting Council finds that a growing number of audits from the top six firms—86% compared with 74% in the previous year—require only limited improvement. The regulator looked at 104 audits. Of the firms, PwC, KPMG, EY, Deloitt…Regulation · United Kingdom Read Article

Generative AI is imminent, though not yet disruptive

Save Differing approaches to scoping out the application of genAI (generative artificial intelligence) are emerging in the business world, but there is broad agreement among experts that the technology has yet to produce the major disruption many observers predicted. In a special webinar hosted by Board Agenda, academics and advisers explored the state of AI readiness among companies. Julian Birkinshaw, former professor at London Business School…London, Ontario · London Read Article

Energy transition companies must be fair—or face litigation

Save Climate change is the biggest crisis facing the world—and we know that a rapid overhaul of our global energy systems is crucial to containing it. Massive investment into green energy technologies is already well underway, putting the private sector at the heart of this global energy transition. But the rapid shift to clean energy can only happen at the speed and scale required if it is rights-respecting and centred on shared prosperity for …Human Rights Read Article

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